go the distance
idiomC
To complete something successfully, especially a difficult task
- 1She trained hard to go the distance in the marathon.
- 2Despite challenges, he was determined to go the distance with his project.
To go the distance means to keep trying until you finish something hard. It's like running a long race without giving up. It's about not stopping until you reach your goal, no matter how tough it gets.
Remember, going the distance is not just about reaching the finish line, but also about giving your best effort throughout the entire journey. Stay focused on each step, and success will follow.
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at a bus stop
Waiting for the Last Bus
Cynthia
I can't believe we finished the project on time!
Jeffrey
Yeah, it was tough, but we really managed to go the distance.
Cynthia
Absolutely, all those late nights paid off.
Jeffrey
Now we can finally relax and wait for the bus.
at the theme park
Conquering the Roller Coaster
Brian
That roller coaster looks intense, but I think we can handle it.
Jennifer
Yeah, it's going to be tough, but I'm sure we can go the distance.
Brian
Absolutely! We've tackled bigger challenges before.
Jennifer
Let's do it and enjoy the ride!
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Similar to "go the distance":
- 1persevere
- 2endure
- 3persist